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Why can the product only be installed as root? If the backups are made on unix I'd prefer to use unix groups and mysql permissions as both were designed to do, i.e. to manage user access to the backup files and their creation and restoration. | Why can the product only be installed as root? If the backups are made on unix I'd prefer to use unix groups and mysql permissions as both were designed to do, i.e. to manage user access to the backup files and their creation and restoration. | ||
And there don't seem to be any options to tell the tools to get it's config files and/or write it's log files other than in the system locations. Why? | |||
Revision as of 00:02, 3 May 2007
Why can the product only be installed as root? If the backups are made on unix I'd prefer to use unix groups and mysql permissions as both were designed to do, i.e. to manage user access to the backup files and their creation and restoration.
And there don't seem to be any options to tell the tools to get it's config files and/or write it's log files other than in the system locations. Why?